U.S. women’s hockey beat the Canadians, the four-time defending Olympic champions, 3-2 Thursday in PyeongChang. It came down to an overtime shootout, and American Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson scored the winning goal that gave USA their first gold since 1998.

"I'm just thrilled beyond words," Lamoureux-Davidson said, according to the Associated Press. "I've butchered it a thousand times. … Just glad it worked out this time."

As for curling, the U.S. men’s team defeated Canada — who won gold the past three Winter Games, according to NBC — in the semifinals.

Led by team captain John Shuster, the U.S. conquered Canada 5-3, ensuring them at least a silver medal in PyeongChang. The only other time Team USA played for an Olympic curling medal was in the 2006 Games in Turin where they won bronze.

"It's just hard," Larocque said, according to AP. "You work so hard. We wanted gold but didn't get it." Larocque reportedly put the medal back on after being told by a "high-ranking hockey official" on her way to the locker room that she was required to wear it.

It’s like McKayla Maroney’s memorable "not impressed" face when she received silver in the vault final at the 2012 London Games, an event she was almost guaranteed to win.

Some are calling Larocque's act "unsportsmanlike," while others point out that it was done in the heat of the moment — that she was seemingly crushed with her second place finish, a title that often feels like more of a loss than bronze.

So Jocelyne Larocque Of The Canadian female Olympic hockey team is a #PoorSport! You taking off your silver metal as soon as they put it on you is really good for the kids that look up to you. You should be showing them good sportsmanship!!! #USA#Gold